The Office of Campus Life is committed to complementing the academic program and to enhancing the overall educational experience of students through exposure to and participation in a variety of programs, activities and events, trips, special presentations, new student orientation programs and student organizations.

As part of its mission, the Office of Campus Life promotes student and community development by integrating co-curricular, extra-curricular, experiential, and classroom learning in a student-centered educational environment.

Philosophy

The County College of Morris believes that social, cultural, governance, athletic endeavors, and recreational activities are an integral part of a student’s total educational experience at the college.

We foster the intellectual, social, physical, and emotional development of students through their involvement in CCM’s robust campus life program, Student Government Association (SGA) and its committees, Student Activities Programming Board (SAPB), student clubs and organizations, intercollegiate teams, performing arts programs, leadership development and training, and award-winning student publications including the CCM Student Handbook.

These activities offer challenges and opportunities for students to develop to their highest potential as individuals and as responsible members of the college community and of society.

The Office of Campus Life also offers many services and resources to the campus community which enhance the overall CCM experience.

The staff members in the Office of Campus Life are here to work with you, to help you develop skills and talents, and to engage you in the exciting and rewarding life of the campus community at the County College of Morris. Send us an email and see how we can help you or visit our website at https://www.ccm.edu/meet-ccm/campus-life/

Location

The Joe Kubert School at County College of Morris is located on CCM’s picturesque 222-acre campus in Randolph, New Jersey. For more than 50 years, the Joe Kubert School has trained and inspired generations of artists, illustrators, and storytellers. As part of County College of Morris, students now benefit from both the School’s renowned artistic legacy and the resources of a respected community college serving the region.